A Floating City

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A Floating City by Jules Verne

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A Floating City is an adventure novel by French writer Jules Verne first published in 1871. It tells of a woman who, on board the ship Great Eastern with her husband, finds that the man she loves is also on board. — Excerpted from A Floating City on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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• Chapter I: The "Great Eastern"
• Chapter II: Our Preparations Completed
• Chapter III: I Meet a Friend
• Chapter IV: An Accident
• Chapter V: Off at Last
• Chapter VI: Life on Board the Great Eastern
• Chapter VII: Hints of Trouble
• Chapter VIII: We Sight a Wreck
• Chapter IX: Characters Among the Passengers
• Chapter X: A Hopeless Disease
• Chapter XI: I Hear the Story of Fabian's Trouble
• Chapter XII: Services on Board
• Chapter XIII: Dr. Pitferge Tells of the Ghost
• Chapter XIV: The Ghost Fails to Appear
• Chapter XV: A Collision is Narrowly Avoided
• Chapter XVI: A Watch for Icebergs
• Chapter XVII: The Mad Woman
• Chapter XVIII: The "Pilot's Pool"
• Chapter XIX: Fabian and Drake Meet
• Chapter XX: I Find Ellen's Hiding Place
• Chapter XXI: We Encounter a Cyclone
• Chapter XXII: The Storm Continues
• Chapter XXIII: Fabian Learns the Name of His Enemy
• Chapter XXIV: Fabian Recognizes Ellen
• Chapter XXV: A Sailor's Burial
• Chapter XXVI: Land in Sight
• Chapter XXVII: A Storm Brewing
• Chapter XXVIII: A Duel with Swords
• Chapter XXIX: The Statistician to the Front
• Chapter XXX: A Week in America
• Chapter XXXI: On the Hudson River
• Chapter XXXII: The Falls of the Niagara
• Chapter XXXIII: The Doctor and I Meet Corsican Again
• Chapter XXXIV: The Return to Europe

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